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The Nuclear-Level Risk of Superintelligent AI

By Dan Hendrycks and Eric Schmidt

How IBM CEO Arvind Krishna Is Thinking About AI and Quantum

By Billy Perrigo

I’m a Therapist, and I’m Replaceable. But So Are You.

By  Maytal Eyal

Why Grimes No Longer Believes that Art is Dead

By Andrew R. Chow
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How Trump Could Protect America's AI Advantage

Rather than entirely gut the AI Safety Institute, President Trump should instead refocus its talents towards the most critical national security capabilities and risks, ensuring they are identified if they arise.

By Janet Egan , Paul Scharre and Vivek Chilukuri

When AI Thinks It Will Lose, It Sometimes Cheats

When sensing defeat in a match against a skilled chess bot, advanced models sometimes hack their opponent, a study found.

By Harry Booth

DeepSeek Unavailable for Download in South Korea Amid Privacy Concerns

An official also advised South Korean DeepSeek users to delete the app from their devices or avoid entering personal info until its privacy issues are resolved.

By Associated Press

What Changes to the CHIPS Act Could Mean for AI Growth and Consumers

Trump has said he would place tariffs on the foreign production of computer chips and semiconductors.

By SARAH PARVINI / AP

Why Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman Is Playing the Long Game on AI

TIME spoke with Garman about his AI ambitions, AI safety, and the company’s emissions targets.

By Ayesha Javed

U.S. Pushes for Less AI Regulation at Paris Summit

At the Paris AI Action Summit, safety concerns took a backseat to optimism as world leaders backed artificial intelligence.

By Billy Perrigo/Paris

Don't Let AI Write Your Emails

"Sometimes the most meaningful act can be as simple as a thoughtful, human-written message," writes Andrew Brodsky.

By Andrew Brodsky

J.D. Vance Blasts 'Excessive' AI Regulation at Paris Summit

In his first foreign trip as Vice President, Vance challenged Europe's regulatory approach.

By Aamer Madhani and Thomas Adamson / AP

Sam Altman Says ‘No Thank You’ to Elon Musk Attempt to Buy OpenAI

The OpenAI CEO quickly rejected the deal on Musk’s X platform, saying, “no thank you but we will buy Twitter for $9.74 billion if you want.”

By Matt O'Brien / AP

Refik Anadol Sees Artistic Possibilities in Data

Refik Anadol was honored at the TIME100 AI Impact Awards in Dubai for his creative use of technology and data in his art.

By Simmone Shah

Anima Anandkumar: AI Will Help Solve ‘Hard Scientific Challenges’

Anima Anandkumar is using AI to help solve the world’s challenges faster. She has used the technology to speed up prediction models in an effort to get ahead of extreme weather, and to work on sustainable nuclear fusion simulations so as to one day safely harness the energy source.

By Ayesha Javed

Arvind Krishna Celebrates a Pioneer

Arvind Krishna, the CEO of IBM, acknowledged a pioneering computer scientist at the TIME100 AI Impact Awards.

By Ayesha Javed

Inside France’s Effort to Shape the Global AI Conversation

France’s AI Action Summit marks a departure from previous gatherings. Some welcome the change. Others say safety has been sidelined.

By Harry Booth / Paris

Anima Anandkumar Accelerates Science with AI

Using AI to model complex systems, Anima Anandkumar has helped advance scientific progress.

By Tharin Pillay

Is the DeepSeek Panic Overblown?

AI scientists contend that the outsize reaction to the rise of the Chinese AI company DeepSeek is misguided.

By Andrew R. Chow and Billy Perrigo

DeepSeek And the Need for AI Competition

DeepSeek’s disruption is a sign that the U.S. needs more competition, not Big Tech dominance, in order to continue its global AI leadership.

By Tom Wheeler
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